Sentence examples for inquiry generated from inspiring English sources

The Liberals have yet to recover from the bad publicity the inquiry generated.

After The Intercept's Sam Biddle asked tech companies if they would provide data for a hypothetical but not like that hypothetical Muslim registry, most companies projected the special sort of loud silence that only an unanswered PR inquiry generates.

Standard traditional accounts of the emergence and growth of scientific knowledge see science as a progressive enterprise which, under the appropriate conditions of rational and free inquiry, generates a body of knowledge which progressively converges on the truth.

Over the past decade or so, the new spirit of inquiry has generated an outpouring of books, films and documentaries about the civil war.

Its characters end up seeming like a chorus without a cast, and the book obligated more to technique than to the moral inquiry that generated it.

The key here is the inquiry number generated when you indicate you don't remember your password.

But a police spokesman said on Wednesday: "An initial file was submitted to the CPS [Crown Prosecution Service] on 23 December 2011 and further inquiries were generated as a result.

Police submitted an initial file to the Crown Prosecution Service last December and further inquiries were generated as a result.

The system will be able to answer general inquiries and generate reports and to calculate performance measures.

But the impeachment inquiry, while generating some partisan swipes and plenty of distraction, also helped keep the calm.

But the number of recalls is an imperfect measure of productivity because the agency is using an accounting method under which one inquiry can generate dozens of recalls.